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| Allumination FilmWorks (2002) | |||||
| Drama, War | |||||
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| D.J. Perry | ||
| Brian Merrick | Harrison Bolding | |
| DJ Perry | John Sunderlin | |
| Terry Jernigan | James McDavid Hogg | |
| Aaron Jackson | After Stand Kennerly | |
| Curtis Hall | Augustus Elliot | |
| Mark Lacy | Pietro Brolo | |
| Anthony Hornus | Colonel William Holden | |
| Lindsey Ingram | Virginia Gordon | |
| Rebecca Lawlor | Parthenia Sunderlin | |
| John Pagano | Confederate Major | |
| Kara Bartels | ||
| Bill Bishop | ||
| Paul Boccadoro | Federal Soldier | |
| J. Damon Hendrix | Union Soldier | |
| Bourke Floyd | ||
| Nathan Blackburn | Pard with Bible |
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| Producer | Curtis Hall
Kevin Hershberger DJ Perry |
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| Writer | Kevin R Hersberger
Kevin Hershberger |
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Six men, Two Armies, One Dream. Against the backdrop of the American Civil War, in the midst of the 1864 Battle of the Wilderness, six lost, ragged and exhausted soldiers share a campfire, some food, camaraderie and a brief respite from the day's fighting. Under the cover of darkness, they are all the same, with hopes, fears and dreams. but when the rising sun reveals them to be enemies, the stage is set for a fatal confrontation. With stunning authenticity and heart felt emotion, this award-winning, epic saga of fate and friendship under extraordinary circumstances puts a uniquely personal stamp on the war that divided a nation. |
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